Telehealth Psychiatric Care for Montana
About the Practice
Windrise Psychiatry offers telehealth psychiatric evaluation and medication management for adults and teens (16+) across Montana, from Missoula and Bozeman to Billings, Great Falls, Helena, Kalispell, and the rural and frontier communities between them. As a double board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner licensed to practice independently in Montana, I bring thorough, unhurried psychiatric care to wherever you call home in the state.
How We Serve Montana Clients
Closing the Distance
Montana has one of the widest gaps in the country between where people live and where psychiatric prescribers practice. For many Montanans, the nearest telehealth psychiatric care appointment still used to mean a half day of driving, and in winter, that drive isn't always safe or possible. Telehealth removes that barrier. Your appointment happens over a secure video visit wherever you have an internet connection, whether that's a home office in Bozeman or a kitchen table well outside town.
Care Built Around Your Life
I work with adults and teens navigating anxiety, trauma and PTSD, OCD, depression, mood disorders, and burnout, including healthcare workers, first responders, and people in agriculture and ranching who are used to carrying a heavy load with little support. I have particular experience with women working through trauma histories and with perfectionism and people-pleasing patterns that keep high-functioning people stuck. A diagnosis label matters less to me than understanding what you're actually going through.
What to Expect
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A comprehensive, hour-long initial evaluation, not a rushed intake
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A personalized treatment plan grounded in CBT and trauma-focused approaches
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Ongoing 30-minute medication management visits
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Prescriptions sent electronically to your Montana pharmacy
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Every appointment by secure video, from anywhere in the state
Credentials Montana Patients Can Trust
Insurance & Booking
Amanda Blassl, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-C, is double board-certified and licensed to practice independently in Montana, a full practice authority state. She spent over a decade in nursing and family medicine, including urgent care and psychiatric emergency settings, before specializing in psychiatric mental health.
​Appointments are booked and billed through Headway, so you can check your in-network benefits before your first visit. Self-pay rates are $250 for the initial evaluation and $125 for follow-up visits. Full details are on the Insurance & Fees page.
Montana FAQ
Q: Is telehealth psychiatric care effective for rural and frontier Montana communities?
Q: Do you see patients throughout Montana, or only certain cities?
Q: How do I book an appointment?
A: Yes. Research on telepsychiatry consistently shows it works as well as in-person care for evaluation and ongoing medication management, and for many rural Montanans it's the difference between getting care and going without.
A: Anywhere in the state, as long as you're physically located in Montana at the time of your visit.
A: Book directly through Headway using the button at the top of this page.